x-charset ISO-8859-1Hi All
I am in prosses of setting up a Biofuel set up and have been calling
around for Methanol prices. The lowest cost I have found is $1.08 per
gallon from Bren-Tag (800 577 7245) in Los Angeles and that is for a
55 gallon drum of the stuff deliverd to my door. Which at a
hi,
part time racer here.drag racing has a whole class of cars and events that run
on nothing but ethanol.they would probably would have no problem buying locally
if they could be assured of a consistant product,free of any contaminnants,all
across the country.to assure a level playing
hi,
i'm new to bio diesel,so i may be out of line jumping in here.
i have an industrial hydraulics background and i am i am very familar with the
process you are describing.one micron is very small.the average human hair is
about forty microns in dia.what you need to find out is if the filter
Keith,
What I am referring to is when you stop mixing with the pump to let the BD
settle out the BD in the pipe above and in the pump would also have it's
Glycerine settle and with the pump horizontal there is a low point in the
vane which I would think Glycerine would settle. That Glycerine
x-charset ISO-8859-1--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, bob allen [EMAIL
PROTECTED] wrote:
f150_351m wrote:
You can fight over that being right or wrong, or the other benefints
to the world outside of the business. You might be right. But to say
it won't impact the economics of
x-charset ISO-8859-1Thanks for the info! I did _not_ know how the
regulations were put in
place before you gave me the interest to go look to see where I got
the wrong idea.
I looked into the topic a little more today. Yep, there was no
regulation forcing MTBE. Many other chemicals could
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 3/9/2004 6:40:38 PM Central Standard Time
If Battery EVs continue to be conspicuously and unfairly excluded from
consideration, based on disingenuous and partly-false claims about
lack of demand and lack of performance of advanced batteries and
x-charset ISO-8859-1When doing the numbers for batteries, remember to include
the disposal
costs! Getting rid of large battery banks is not easy or cheap. And
once you get someone to take them, what are they going to do with the
batteries? My experience with industrial UPS batteries is a
Hakan,
I have done some superficial research, and my preliminary conclusion is that
scale
is the determining factor. For household-scale energy storage, batteries are
the
most economic solution for storing electricity. I did some rough calculations,
and
concluded that with realistic
MM,
Most building codes sets minimum life span for buildings to 50 years. This
to establish a minimum quality demand in legal disputes. This is on
construction, not the installations. Normal renewing of buildings in peace
times are between 1 to 2% of the building stock and therefore it takes
Call it biofuel, energy storage, say from burning wvo. On what basis then
could you discount the alternative of hot water storage in large, insulated
tanks if the energy is to be spent in an hydronic system for a combination of
space heating, swimming pool heating, and heating the driveway
The reason for this is quite simple. Though our country's fleet of
autos and light trucks could turn over within about 12 years and be
replaced by more efficiently run vehicles, buildings have a lifespan
(and energy consumption and emissions pattern) of 50 to 100 years.
Something else I want
on 3/10/04 6:52 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Call it biofuel, energy storage, say from burning wvo. On what basis then
could you discount the alternative of hot water storage in large, insulated
tanks if the energy is to be spent in an hydronic system for a combination
Darryl:
I thought this response you put forth came out nicely and that
Martin's made sense too. You put some work into it, and I'm going to
forward to the evworld.com group. I don't mind that some folks
disagree, but I just don't react well to worthwhile ideas being
dismissed wholesale without
Glenn,
I do not think that water storage was excluded. Darryl also mentioned the
building mass, which most people forget. It is solutions with storing heat
in water and at the same time wasteful systems who are working on
eliminating the influence of building mass. The discussion was about
x-charset ISO-8859-1I won't be surprised if she's not aware. She's in the US
and you're in the
Philippines. Don't forget that we're global here.
regards,
ct
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=Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 12:44 AM
=To:
Thanks, Hakan.
Glenn
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Hi all.
Just been on a weekend biodiesel corse at LILLI www.lowimpact.org and after
reading up on the subject for about a year the hands on experiance has given me
the confidence to have a go.
Its the only course avalable in the uk as far as i know , it was a realy good
experiance and met
Has anyone had experience or know of anything about running semi tractors with
the big 400 to 600 hp Cat, Detroit, or Cummins engines on bio diesel or SVO.
Would they be any different than running a car diesel engine on bio or SVO? I
only ask because it seems that semi tractors consume LARGE
Howdy Michael, there is no difference implied or real in the two
formulas. The both say that methanol is comprised of of one carbon, one
oxygen and four hydrogens. The second formula, CH3OH, is merely giving
information how the various atoms are connected together. The carbon
atom has three
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (regarding my response to Hakan's post):
Call it biofuel, energy storage, say from burning wvo. On what basis then
could you discount the alternative of hot water storage in large, insulated
tanks if the energy is to be spent in an hydronic system for a combination
x-charset ISO-8859-1My quote for the Methanol price yesterday was wrong. A 55
Gallon drum
of the stuff is in fact about $225 for one drum plus $25 deposit on
the drum plus shiping and tax. So it ends up being about $300 per drum
or $5.50 per gallon. If the mix requiers 20% methanol that makes
Thanks Bob.
Thats alot clearer.
Myke
bob allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy Michael, there is no difference implied or real in the two
formulas. The both say that methanol is comprised of of one carbon, one
oxygen and four hydrogens. The second formula, CH3OH, is merely giving
information
spriggsbororon wrote:
Back in the 1960's, I attended a few drag races (1/4 mile event) at
the drag strip. The fuelers used 'nitro'. When I would get a pit pass
and walk by the rails and funny cars, the odor would clean out my
nostrils (Whew!). When I asked various non-racing people
My mistake. =)
Thanks and regards too.
romy
Tan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I won't be surprised if she's not aware. She's in the US and you're in the
Philippines. Don't forget that we're global here.
regards,
ct
=-Original Message-
=From: Romy Miranda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent:
Hello Rick
Hi Keith,
I want to set up a pump system like you have been talking about. Right now I
am using the stir method. My tank in not completely sealed and I am slowly
pouring the Methoxide (sp) in as it mixes then putting the lid back
on while it
stirs.
Why not do it like this?
On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 06:20:35 -, you wrote:
I realize that, often, the fed govt 'interferes' in state
laws-constitutions. The reverse is not true. The wishes of
states, are not compelling on the fed gov't. In the matter
of MTBE, the US congress(or a fed agency,under congressional
direction)
Below is the text of a bill filed in Connecticut that will apparently stifle
the development of biodiesel through the regulation of any production of the
fuel or any biodiesel mixes that could be sold or used in the state. This is
similar, but far worse than the misguided approach of the
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No 1, 2004
08 Mar 2004, 08:29 PM
Iraq and the Problem of Peak Oil
by F. William Engdahl
Today, much of the world is convinced the Bush Administration did not
wage war against Iraq and Saddam Hussein because of
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YURICA REPORT:
Fraud Traced to the White House
News Intelligence Analysis
Fraud Traced to the White House
How California's energy scam was inextricably
linked to a war for oil scheme
x-charset ISO-8859-1The Administration has no interest in appropriating
Iraq's oil. This
was a war for control of the world price of oil; a much more
important and lucrative prize.
http://www.smirkingchimp.com/article.php?sid=14529mode=nestedorder=0
The Smirking Chimp
Michael Bryan: 'The oil
http://www.foei.org/media/2004/0803.html
Friends of the Earth
Rainforest Destruction In Your Shopping Basket
Photos Available [1] London (UK) March 8, 2004 -- Research released
today reveals that the booming trade in palm oil, used in everyday
products such as chocolate, margarine, shampoo
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%20High.htm
YURICA REPORT:
How Bush Pushed Gasoline Prices Sky High
By Katherine Yurica
On March 5, 2003, Senator Carl Levin, the Ranking Minority Member of
the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on
http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns4761
New Scientist
Plugging into the power of sewage
19:00 10 March 04
The waste you flush down the toilet could one day power the lights in
your home. So say researchers at Pennsylvania State University who
last week revealed they have
http://www.bushgreenwatch.org/mt_archives/68.php
Bush Greenwatch
March 08, 2004 |
Bush Aims to Reverse Transportation Reforms
Environmentalists fought for years to divert a larger proportion of
federal transportation funds away from highways -- which produced
suburban sprawl and unchecked
Since the discusion has moved to Nitromethane fuel, I thought that I would
forward this on. I am not sure if it is total accurate, but it is some
interesting facts about drag racing engines:
One Top Fuel dragster 500 cubic inch Hemi engine makes more horsepower
than the first 4 rows at the
x-charset ISO-8859-1Minor update, the bill has been proposed, but not yet
filed. Still time to
derail this effort.
In a message dated 3/11/04 1:44:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Below is the text of a bill filed in Connecticut that will apparently
stifle
the development of biodiesel
Reading this, I start to be proud of being an European and on the new 100
list of least corrupted countries, US must come after any of the EU
countries. It is no way that US can keep the spot of being the 18th least
corrupted country in the world. Even Italians on the 28th spot, are less
I just bought a drum of Methanol from my local oil dealer. I paid $126.50
plus $25.00 drum deposit. That probabaly won't help you because I am in
Michigan but you should be able to find it cheaper than $300.00
Rick M
Brownstown, Mi
My quote for the Methanol price yesterday was wrong. A 55
x-charset ISO-8859-1Matthew,
You're getting tattooed on your methanol costs. Yah. Sure. It's California.
The rules are different there. (Ooops. Sorry. That's Florida.)
I just called Bazell Oil in central Ohio and received a price of $1.75 per
gallon, FOB the distributorship. Outright purchase
On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 09:59:06 -0800, Alexa Malik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
We have posted the 15-Day Notice of Public Availability of Modified
Text for the Amendments to the California Diesel Fuel Regulations.
These documents and the associated formal regulatory materials can
be
accessed from our
Bush 2 mission accomplished in Haiti onward to Venezuela?
http://www.vheadline.com/readnews.asp?id=16312
Photographer and multimedia developer Kurt Nimmo writes: Venezuelan
President Hugo Chavez Frias, in no uncertain terms, has warned the Bushites he
will use the oil weapon
http://www.enn.com/news/2004-03-10/s_13855.asp
Senate committee backs $60 million abrupt climate change research program
Wednesday, March 10, 2004
By John Heilprin, Associated Press
WASHINGTON - A $60 million program for researching sudden or
unexpected changes in the climate would be
http://www.enn.com/news/2004-03-10/s_13807.asp
Power giants agree to report climate emissions to shareholders
Wednesday, March 10, 2004
By GreenBiz.com
NEW YORK, New York - In response to shareholder proposals for greater
transparency on how companies are planning for potential constraints
http://www.alternet.org/members/story.html?StoryID=18088
A Twitch Before Dying?
By Amanda Griscom, Grist Magazine
March 9, 2004
U.S. oil prices jumped to their highest levels since the Iraq war
this week, hitting $37.51 a barrel, for an average of about $1.74 a
gallon - unwelcome news for
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